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FINRA Bars Former Gold Coast Securities Broker in Connection with Allegations of Excessive Trading
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Financial advisor Joseph C. Farah (CRD# 2978633), who was most recently affiliated with Gold Coast Securities, Inc. (CRD# 110925) (hereinafter, Gold Coast), has voluntarily consented to a bar from the securities industry pursuant to an Order Accepting Offer of Settlement (hereinafter, the Settlement) entered into on or about January 25, 2018. Without admitting or denying…

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Broker Misconduct: Illegal Transfer of Funds Through Email Hacks
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On January 27, 2012, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued an Investor Alert warning investors of fraudsters compromising investor email accounts to send trading instructions as a way to commit fraud. According to FINRA, fraudsters will use the email account to gain access to information that they can then use to request wire transfers…

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Investing with “Friends” Does NOT Protect from Fraud
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Stock broker fraud attorneys are all too familiar with the idea that many people believe that investing with friends or members of their own community protects them against investment fraud. However, this is simply not the case. Investors are often swindled be fraudsters within their own community. They will swindle their family, friends, coworkers —…

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STL BROKER SENTENCED FOR DEFRAUDING INVESTORS
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While stock broker fraud is always a despicable crime to the victims of the fraud, the case of Joshua Gould’s broker misconduct seems infinitely worse for the close relationship between victim and perpetrator, as well as the vulnerable nature of other investors. Gould, a former independent broker for Woodbury Financial Services in University City, defrauded…

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INVESTMENT CHURNING: A SLIPPERY SLOPE OF BROKER MISCONDUCT
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The nature of “churning” within an investor’s account is difficult to prove. According to the S.E.C., “churning refers to the excessive buying and selling of securities in your account by your broker, for the purpose of generating commissions and without regard to your investment objectives.” In short, churning is a form of broker misconduct in…

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